Kesari (Chinese translation: orange headscarf) This film is adapted from a real historical event-the Battle of Saragarhi, which took place on September 12, 1897. This is a scene of 21 soldiers and 6000 of the 36th Sikhs of the British Indian Army. -The war broke out between 10,000 members of the Afilidi and Oraksai Pashtun tribes. The British did not want to take risks to support, and Sikh soldiers did not want to surrender. In this way, 21 soldiers faced tens of thousands of Afghan and Pakistani invaders, a tragic historical war film.
The film was released during Holi Festival in India on March 21, 2019, and was well received by film critics. It had a good start at the box office, but the opening day morning was affected by Holi celebrations. The film’s global box office earned 1 billion rupees during its premiere weekend. In the fourth week of its release, it earned 2 billion rupees worldwide and was ranked in the top ten box office of Bollywood movies in 2019.
Last time I went to India, I didn’t go to Jaipur. This time I went to the Raj mandir, Jaipur’s top ten cinema. It took 2 and a half hours and had a rest in the middle. The first half was relaxed and the second half was tragic. During the period, Sikh soldiers frequently got caught. There were cheers and whistles in the theater when it was in Lee, and these 21 soldiers were heroes in the hearts of Indians.
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